Matt Metras, an EA at MDM Financial Services, spoke to the author of the 2019 IRS Crypto FAQ and shares with us what he learned, and what all of it means for crypto traders and enthusiasts, including forks, airdrops, viable calculation methods, and the concept of fair market value.

Tyson Cross, a tax attorney from Cross Law and BitcoinTaxSolutions, discusses some of the more complex issues in cryptocurrency taxation, as well as the effects that the 2018 tax law changes have had on crypto taxes.

Tyson shares his knowledge about how the IRS views token swaps, splits, ICOs, stablecoins, and airdrops. If you are unsure about what constitutes a taxable event, and what the implications of those events are, be sure to tune in!

Matt Aaron, co-founder of Crazy Calm CBD Coffee, joins the podcast to discuss the benefits of accepting cryptocurrency payments with a business that is considered high-risk. Matt, no stranger to podcasts himself (as the previous host of the Bitcoin.com Podcast), succinctly describes the advantages of accepting crypto payments, as well as the hurdles that new business owners may need to overcome.

Mike Stoddard is a CPA, PFS, and CFP with a storied history in taxes, investments, and cryptocurrency. Mike joins the show and illustrates how experience in these industries lends to his ability to predict what’s to come in the crypto and blockchain spaces. Mike also discusses the philosophical nature of cryptocurrency and describes how enthusiasts can maintain their views while still obeying the law of the land.